Since operations began in 1957, when the first of a total of three reactors at Risø was started up, the area on and around the peninsula has been monitored
The 2025 Annual Report is now available to the public, and in it you can read more about the year’s financial and operational results
Danish Decommissioning more waste than most. By 2025, Danish Decommissioning will have Danish Decommissioning 33 tons of material for standard waste treatment, while 1.3 tons will have been classified as radioactive waste and stored at Risø. This sorting process makes a significant contribution to reducing the amount of waste that will need to be disposed of in a final repository in the future.
As part of Research Day 2026, Danish Decommissioning is opening Danish Decommissioning to students and teachers from upper secondary schools and 9th-grade classes.
An increased focus on the new upgraded storage facility, a specific target for the dismantling of DR3's reactor block, and several other targets form the backbone of Dansk Dekommissionering (DD)'s target and results plan for 2026.
Danish Decommissioning changes organization to strengthen progress on priority tasks.
More than 70 people made their way past Danish Decommissioning, Thursday August 21st, when they were invited to Open House 2025.
Danish Decommissioning invites you to an open house at Risø again this year. The date is August 21, 2025.
Once again this year, Danish Decommissioning would like to invite DD's senior club to visit.
How to assess the waste from the decommissioning of nuclear facilities